- legs and feet
crossed over each other, with
knees close together.
Irish stepdances can be
placed into two categories. Solos,
which are
danced by a single...
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organisations which have at
various times broken away from CLRG.
Irish solo
stepdances fall into two
broad categories based on the
shoes worn: 'hard shoe' (also...
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dotted crotchet note. The slip jig is one of the four most
common Irish stepdances, the
others being the reel, the jig and the hornpipe. It is
danced in...
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dance tradition was
primarily influenced by the
piping tradition.
Irish stepdance is a
widespread form of step dance. The
earliest feis, or competition...
-
Canadian stepdance refers to
several related forms of
percussive stepdance in
Canada with
European origins including France,
Ireland and Scotland. Canadian...
- set dance, but this name
refers more
often to a kind of
dance in
Irish stepdance. Set
dancing is
based on quadrilles,
which were
court dances.
These were...
- reel is any
dance danced to
music in reel time (see below). In
Irish stepdance, the reel is
danced in soft
shoes and is one of the
first dances taught...
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worship in the
Catholic Church and
other social activities, such as
Irish stepdance and
frequenting Irish American bars).[citation needed]
While not as extensive...
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Cuisine Dance Jig Sean-nós Set
dancing Stepdance Festivals Imbolc Saint Patrick's Day
Bealtaine The
Twelfth Lúnasa Rose of
Tralee Samhain / Halloween...
- as
opposed to the more
formal and competition-oriented form of
Irish stepdance. Sean nós in
Irish means 'old style', and is
applied to the
dance form...
